to his deferred pay plan.
expressed the—opinion sooner or later some more drastic methods would be ne Although the Government had not yet adopted his pi no significant dei It had not been necessary in the first year of the war to ask for serious economic restrictions.
The second year is. in truth, th year of real war for Britain Keynes said. "We have the fresh ness of a fighter in the first round, where Germany has already suffered the nervous tension and muscular ex-stion of five years of prodigious effort. But we must not be deceived about what will be required of us when we are fighting and producing up to our full capacity, so it is worth while having about taxes on wages and prices which will keep the p tion as sound and good as it is toda —Reuter.
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